Not only is Steam to big too fail - faaaar to many publishers completely depend on Steam’s existence for their sales.

The big question for me is whether it’s going to be more ‘style’ over ‘substance’. I don’t want depressing melodrama, I want cool Sci-fi.

If I had VR I would prefer a racing game that offered a more substantial amount of content than Dirt Rally does, like Project Cars or Assetto Corsa.

My testing games:

I’m still at odds with the System Shock - BioShock connection.

Maybe the developers simply want to focus on the actual content, rather than short-lived multiplayer. Mainstream people only play multiplayer games for a short time, up until the next trendy multiplayer game comes along.

Hm, let’s see: mindless multiplayer vs actual content.

Typical media bigotry.

Well, no.

Good, ... let Matt, Sabine or the Extra Gear guys take over.

I think it would be more efficient and effective to punish the cheaters using the program, to work on detecting those who use it.

Some journalists are wrongly calling it a remake, which is the same as a reboot, a game made entirely from scratch; you re-make something.

Why are some journalists calling at a remaster and others a remake ? It’s not the same thing. A remake is a re-boot, you build something from scratch, a remaster as re-polish of existing material.

Visually it looks more like a Borderlands or Overwatch game, it’s not the dark and creepy atmosphere I was hoping for.

Unlike the core game this might actually be interesting. Will keep an eye out for more coverage.

Nah I disagree, it’s an entertaining movie; lots of cool and spectacular effects, great action sequences and a fun Sci-fi concept.

Sim-racing gamers are older and more mature than mainstream gamers, who mainly consist of kids and teens. So ‘age’ matters.

Grandpa ?

Eh ... we used to call these NES games.

Is she really a Suicidal Tendencies fan though ?